Lawrence Blakeley on the Pittsburgh Express
Lawyer Lawrence Blakeley travels to Pittsburgh to obtain a deposition from John Gilmore the millionaire on forged notes. A series of events including a Pullman ticket ransom, theft, a murder on lower ten and a train wreck end with Alison West revealed as the lover of Blakeley’s partner. The case exposes surveillance and partisan motives as investigations unfold.
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Lawrence Blakeley
Ttsburg
John Gilmore
Blakeley
Alison West
Sullivan
Alison
Married to a Murderer and a Moonlit Confession
In a tense scene a woman reveals a sordid journey with Sullivan including a wreck and a missing road, while a love triangle unfolds. The narrator debates pursuing a kiss as Sam taunts from the terrace with a megaphone and field glasses, and Alison faces a perilous secret.
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Baltimore
Mrs. Curtiss
Sullivan
Rascal
Jennie
Leff
Sam
Alison
Nighttime schemes near Mrs Conway’s apartment
In a tense sequence the detectives plan to trap Sullivan at Mrs Connway's with stolen notes. Richey Alf and Alison face a dangerous reconciliation as Hotchkiss and McKnight prepare a bold incursion at eight thirty. The narrator weighs risk and fate as the case nears a dramatic payoff.
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Dalines
Richey
Alison
Carter Place
Alison There, and the Strange Interview With Mrs. Conway. the Cresson
Chain
Hotchkiss
Stuart
Sulivan
McKnight
Johnson
Pittsburger
Hotechkins
Aligon
Forbes
Jove
Sullivan
Fido
Cording
Bronson
Little Hotchkiss
Canada Wins $1500 Colorado Trophy At National Corn Exposition
Canada dominates the Columbus Ohio National Corn Exposition winning the $1,500 Colorado silver trophy for the best peck of oats grown by Hillta Son of Lloydminster Saskatchewan. Canadian entries also win multiple prizes for wheat and barley as Western grain shows well.
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Columbus
Ohio
Saskatchewan
Canada
Messrs. Hill Ta ‘Son
Lloydminster
Katchewan
Spokane
Alberta
Hay
Department of the Interior
Tri-State Board of Examiners
Cincinnati
Surveyor-General of Canada
Dominion Lands Branch
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Washington
Michigan
Town
Delaware
District of Columbia
Indian Territory
United States
Norman Cherry
Davis
Halley’s Comet tale linked to early European notice
In Paris savants recount Halley’s comet as Louis le Debonnaire first noting the omen during Easter. The king sought counsel while the court fasted and prayed for eight days, amid a belief the phenomenon foretold a throne change and the prince’s death. Louis died around 840 A D.
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Paris
Halley
Louis Te Debonnaire
Louis
Louis le Debonnaire
Proof of Devotion Serenade Stirs Wedding Day Refusal
Mr Meekton recalls serenading Henrietta before their engagement to show love. He admits he no longer sings as she desires and now respects her wish that he refrain from singing. The exchange highlights changing expressions of affection before and after marriage.
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Mr Meekton
Henrietta
I Will Marry Miss Bullion Heiress a Labor Saver
A humorous exchange centers on a proposed marriage to Miss Bullion, an heiress, as a clever device is touted to offer great labor savings. The dialogue frames ambition and wit in a light mock-endorsement.
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Bullion
Garfield Tea Makes Healthful Herbal Beverage Claim
Take Garfield Tea made from herbs advertised as pure pleasant and health giving. The promotion asserts natural ingredients provide wellness benefits.
Undertaker Knows Many Dead Unburied People
Local undertaker laments inability to bury a large number of corpses as more bodies arrive than funeral services can cover. He notes the strain on resources and requests public assistance.
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Wastrations
M. J. Kettner
Bsobbs -Meérrili
Richmond
Lolie
Sam Forbeses
Granger
Wice
Johnson and I
Beatrice Greamery
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